Draft:New Zealand national football team results (unofficial matches)

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New Zealand men's national football team results

This page details the unofficial match results and statistics of the New Zealand national football team from its first unofficial match in 1904 to present.

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Unofficial match results[edit]

New Zealand's score is shown first in each case.

No. Date Venue Opponents Score Series/Tour New Zealand scorers Att. Ref.
1 23 July 1904 Caledonian Ground, Dunedin (H) New South Wales 0–1 — [1][2][3]
2 30 July 1904 Athletic Park, Wellington (H) New South Wales 3–3 Forshaw (2), Sale — [1][2][3]
3 10 June 1905 Athletic Park, Wellington (H) Wellington 3–5 Forshaw (2), Ussher — [1][2][3]
4 17 June 1905 Epping Racecourse, Sydney (A) Metropolitan Association 2–3 New South Wales Tour Brown, Chadwick — [1][2][3]
5 21 June 1905 Epping Racecourse, Sydney (A) Wednesday Association 8–3 New South Wales Tour Bissett (3), Brown (2), Forshaw (2), Mawson — [1][2][3]
6 24 June 1905 Epping Racecourse, Sydney (A) New South Wales 6–4 New South Wales Tour Ussher (3), Brown, Forshaw, Taylor — [1][2][3]
7 28 June 1905 Epping Racecourse, Sydney (A) Navy 2–3 New South Wales Tour Bissett (3), Brown (2), Forshaw (2), Mawson — [1][2][3]
8 1 July 1905 Epping Racecourse, Sydney (A) New South Wales 0–2 New South Wales Tour — [1][2][3]
9 5 July 1905 Rugby Ground, Newcastle (A) Northern Districts 5–4 New South Wales Tour Morrison (2), Bissett, Chadwick, Ussher — [1][2][3]
10 8 July 1905 Showgrounds, Newcastle (A) Northern Districts 1–0 New South Wales Tour Bissett — [1][2][3]
11 12 July 1905 Parramatta Oval, Sydney (A) Granville 6–2 New South Wales Tour Forshaw (3), Mawson, Morrison, Ussher — [1][2][3]
12 15 July 1905 Centennial Ground, Wollongong (A) South Coast 3–3 New South Wales Tour Forshaw (3) — [1][2][3]
13 19 July 1905 Epping Racecourse, Sydney (A) Metropolitan Association 5–0 New South Wales Tour Ussher (4), Brown — [1][2][4]
14 22 July 1905 Epping Racecourse, Sydney (A) New South Walwes 1–1 New South Wales Tour Bissett — [1][2][4]
18 24 May 1923 Clyde Oval, Granville (A) Granville 1–3 1923 Tour of Australia Kissock — [1][2][4]
19 26 May 1923 Wentworth Park, Sydney (A) New South Wales 2–2 1923 Tour of Australia Dacre (2) — [1][2][4]
20 29 May 1923 Tramway Ground, Newcastle (A) Newcastle 0–2 1923 Tour of Australia — [1][2][4]
21 2 June 1923 North Ipswich Reserve, Ipswich (A) Ipswich & West Moreton 4–2 1923 Tour of Australia Dacre, Ballard, Campbell, Balk — [1][2][4]
22 4 June 1923 Cricket Ground, Brisbane (A) Queensland 3–1 1923 Tour of Australia Campbell (2), Innes — [1][2][4]
23 6 June 1923 Nambour Showgrounds, Nambour (A) North Coast 2–0 1923 Tour of Australia Dacre, Balk — [1][2][4]
25 13 June 1923 Cessnock (A) South Maitland 1–2 1923 Tour of Australia Brownlee — [1][2][4]
27 20 June 1923 Manly Oval, Sydney (A) Metropolis 3–4 1923 Tour of Australia Thomas, Campbell, Balk — [1][2][4]
28 23 June 1923 Wentworth Park, Sydney (A) Granville 3–1 1923 Tour of Australia Campbell (2), Dacre — [1][2][4]
29 25 June 1923 Wentworth Park, Sydney (A) New South Wales 1–1 1923 Tour of Australia Dacre — [1][2][4]
31 3 July 1923 Weston (A) South Maitland 1–4 1923 Tour of Australia Ballard — [1][2][4]
32 7 July 1923 Wollongong (A) South Coast 0–2 1923 Tour of Australia — [1][2][5]
33 11 July 1923 Glanmire Sportsground, Lithgow (A) Western Districts 4–0 1923 Tour of Australia Donaldson (2), Dacre, Ballard — [1][2][5]
34 16 August 1924 Domain, Auckland (H) Chinese Universities 2–1 Chinese Universities Tour of New Zealand Campbell (2) — [1][2][5]
35 23 August 1924 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Chinese Universities 2–2 Chinese Universities Tour of New Zealand Dacre, Daniels — [1][2][5]
36 6 September 1924 Carisbrook, Dunedin (H) Chinese Universities 5–3 Chinese Universities Tour of New Zealand Cook (2), Lothian (2), Howarth — [1][2][5]
37 13 September 1924 Lancaster Park, Christchurch (H) Chinese Universities 4–2 Chinese Universities Tour of New Zealand Lothian (2), Newman (2) — [1][2][5]
42 20 May 1933 Cricket Ground, Sydney (A) New South Wales 0–5 1933 Tour of Australia — [1][2][5]
43 24 May 1933 Floyds Park, Bulli (A) South Coast 1–0 1933 Tour of Australia Baker — [1][2][5]
44 27 May 1933 Sportsground, Newcastle (A) Northern Districts 1–7 1933 Tour of Australia Kershaw — [1][2][5]
45 1 June 1933 North Ipswich Reserve, Ipswich (A) Ipswich & West Moreton 4–5 1933 Tour of Australia Graham (2), Kershaw, Kay — [1][2][5]
46 3 June 1933 Exhibition Ground, Brisbane (A) Queensland 5–1 1933 Tour of Australia Kershaw (3), Kay (2) — [1][2][5]
48 10 June 1933 Hobart Park, Newcastle (A)  Australian XI 2–2 1933 Tour of Australia Kershaw (2) — [1][2][5]
49 13 June 1933 Cessnock (A) South Maitland 0–1 1933 Tour of Australia — [1][2][6]
51 21 June 1933 Royal Agricultural Ground, Sydney (A) Metropolis 2–3 1933 Tour of Australia Groves, Kay — [1][2][6]
53 26 June 1933 Clyde Oval, Granville (A) Granville 4–2 1933 Tour of Australia Kershaw (3), Groves — [1][2][6]
54 28 June 1933 Sportsground, Gladesville (A) Gladesville-Ryde 2–7 1933 Tour of Australia Stenhouse, Kershaw — [1][2][6]
58 5 June 1937 Carisbrook, Dunedin (H)  England Amateurs 0–12 — [1][2][6]
59 19 June 1937 Carlaw Park, Auckland (H)  England Amateurs 0–6 — [1][2][6]
60 26 June 1937 Athletic Park, Wellington (H)  England Amateurs 1–12 Scott — [1][2][6]
61 14 September 1946 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Wellington 5–2 Wilkinson (3), Kidd, Ryan — [1][2][6]
70 11 August 1951 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Victoria 3–1 Mutimer (2), Fleet — [1][2][7]
71 10 September 1951 Blandford Park, Auckland (H) Auckland 2–0 Newall, Ottley — [1][2][7]
72 15 September 1951 Albert Park, Suva (A) Suva 6–1 1951 Tour of Fiji and New Caledonia Coxon (2), Newall (2), Fleet, Ottley — [1][2][7]
79 31 August 1952 Albert Park, Suva (A) Suva 1–0 Newall — [1][2][7]
80 3 September 1952 Albert Park, Suva (A) Southern Districts 8–3 Kendrick (3), Newall (3), Coxon (2) — [1][2][7]
82 9 September 1952 Churchill Park, Lautoka (A) Lautoka 0–0 — [1][2][7]
83 11 September 1952 Churchill Park, Lautoka (A) Northern Districts 5–0 Newall (2), Coxon (2), McAnulty — [1][2][7]
87 25 September 1952 Stade de la Fautaua, Papeete (N) Chinese Selection 7–1 Newall (4), Coxon (2), O.G. — [1][2][8]
89 31 July 1954 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Wellington 6–0 Preston (3), Smith (2), Benge — [1][2][8]
90 3 August 1954 Norwood Oval, Adelaide (A) South Australia 3–2 Smith (2), Steele — [1][2][8]
91 7 August 1954 Kensington Oval, Adelaide (A)  Australian XI 3–1 King (3) — [1][2][8]
92 11 August 1954 Showgrounds, Melbourne (A) Victoria 1–2 Benge — [1][2][8]
94 18 August 1954 MacArthur Park, Granville (A) Granville 0–3 — [1][2][8]
95 21 August 1954 Sportsground, Sydney (A) New South Wales 4–1 Benge (2), Olley, Charlton — [1][2][8]
96 25 August 1954 Exhibition Ground, Brisbane (A) Queensland 2–2 Smith, Steele — [1][2][8]
98 29 August 1954 Cricket Ground, Newcastle (A) Northern Districts 1–1 Smith — [1][2][8]
100 5 September 1954 Slacky Flat, Bulli (A) South Coast 4–4 Benge (2), Barker, Morrison — [1][2][8]
101 18 June 1955 Lancaster Park, Christchurch (H) South China Athletic Association 1–1 Steele — [1][2][9]
102 2 July 1955 Athletic Park, Wellington (H) South China Athletic Association 7–4 King (3), Steele (2), Fleet (2) — [1][2][9]
103 9 July 1955 Carlaw Park, Auckland (H) South China Athletic Association 3–5 Fleet, King, Sharp — [1][2][9]
104 22 June 1957 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Eastern Athletic Association 1–1 McNicholl — [1][2][9]
105 29 June 1957 Carlaw Park, Auckland (H) Eastern Athletic Association 2–1 Griffin, Poelman — [1][2][9]
106 27 July 1957 Eden Park, Auckland (H) F.K. Austria 1–7 McNicholl — [1][2][9]
107 3 August 1957 Athletic Park, Wellington (H) F.K. Austria 1–7 Griffin — [1][2][9]
110 26 August 1958 Seddon Park, Hamilton (H) Waikato XI 3–0 Armstrong, Hume, Steele 700 [1][2][9][10]
114 18 September 1958 Blandford Park, Auckland (H) Auckland 1–1 Hume — [1][2][11]
115 6 June 1959 Carlaw Park, Auckland (H) Deportivo Saprissa 3–2 Wrathall (2), Bell — [1][2][11]
117 8 September 1960 Stade de la Fautaua, Papeete (A) Tahiti Juniors 8–0 Wrathall (2), McVey (2), Warrender, Charlton, Bell, Moynihan — [1][12][11]
119 5 June 1961 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H)  England FA XI 0–8 — [1][12][11]
120 10 June 1961 Epsom Showgrounds, Auckland (H)  England FA XI 1–6 McVey — [1][12][11]
123 27 January 1964 Blandford Park, Auckland (H) FC Basel 1–4 Moore 6,500 [1][12][11][13]
124 14 March 1964 Hong Kong (A)  Hong Kong XI 1–3 1964 World Tour Moore — [1][12][11]
125 15 March 1964 Hong Kong (A) Chinese Selection 1–2 1964 World Tour Moore — [1][12][11]
126 17 March 1964 Bangkok (A) Bangkok XI 1–7 1964 World Tour Whiting — [1][12][11]
127 20 March 1964 Amajdieh Stadium, Teheran (A) Shahim FC 1–5 1964 World Tour Moore — [1][12][11]
128 22 March 1964 Amajdieh Stadium, Teheran (A) Shahim FC XI 1–4 1964 World Tour Russell — [1][12][14]
129 28 March 1964 Wildparkstadion, Karlsruhe (A) FC Karlsruher 1–4 1964 World Tour Inglis — [1][12][14]
130 30 March 1964 Farbo Stadium, Nurnberg (A) FC Nurnberg 1–2 1964 World Tour Ormond — [1][12][14]
131 8 April 1964 Bellinzona (A) FC Bellinzona 1–2 1964 World Tour Whiting — [1][12][14]
132 9 April 1964 Sportplatz Hardturm, Zurich (A) Grasshopper-Club 1–3 1964 World Tour Inglis — [1][12][14]
133 13 April 1964 County Ground, Northampton (A)  England FA XI 0–4 1964 World Tour — [1][12][14]
134 16 April 1964 Dulwich Hamlet Ground, Dulwich (A)  England Amateurs 1–4 1964 World Tour Ryan — [1][12][14]
135 20 April 1964 City Ground, Nottingham (A) Nottingham Forest 0–8 1964 World Tour — [1][12][14]
136 23 April 1964 County Ground, Swindon (A) Swindon Town 1–5 1964 World Tour Moore — [1][12][14]
137 26 April 1964 New York (A) German-American League 1–4 1964 World Tour Sudlow — [1][12][14]
138 29 April 1964 Balboa Stadium, San Francisco (A) San Francisco United 5–2 1964 World Tour Moore (2), Ormond, Evans, Ryan — [1][12][14]
139 1 June 1964 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) SC Preußen Münster 0–6 — [1][12][14]
140 31 May 1967 English Park, Christchurch (H) Manchester United 0–11 — [1][12][14]
144 10 November 1967 Magenta Stadium, Noumea (N)  Australia B 1–3 Breslin — [1][12][14]
147 18 November 1967 Perth (A) West Australia 5–2 Turner (2), Shaw, Gowans, Legg — [1][12][15]
148 26 May 1968 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Central League 10–2 Thomas (3), Mears (3), Latimour, Rennell, de Graaf, O.G. — [1][12][15]
149 5 June 1968 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) Cardiff City 0–3 — [1][12][15]
152 11 June 1969 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H)  England FA XI 0–5 — [1][12][15]
157 18 September 1969 Government Stadium, Hong Kong (A) Jardines FC 1–4 de Graaf — [1][12][15]
158 21 September 1969 Suphachalasai National Stadium, Bangkok (A)  Thailand XI 3–0 Bilby, Bland, Guildea — [1][12][15]
161 6 June 1970 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) Jardines FC 0–0 — [1][12][16]
162 10 July 1971 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H)  Welsh FA XI 0–1 — [1][12][16]
167 3 October 1972 Lake Monger Velodrome, Perth (A) West Australia 3–2 Brand, Ormond, Vest — [1][12][16]
168 5 October 1972 Jalan Besar Stadium, Kallang (A) Singapore Singapore B 2–0 Marley, Taylor — [1][12][16]
187 4 October 1975 English Park, Christchurch (H)  Indonesia XI 8–0 Thomas (4), Houghton, Park, Mulgrew, Ormond — [1][12][17]
189 23 October 1975 Athletic Stadium, Jinan (A) Shantung 2–0 Taylor (2) — [1][12][18]
190 27 October 1975 Peoples Stadium, Shanghai (A) Shanghai 1–0 Ormond — [1][12][18]
191 30 October 1975 Peoples Stadium, Wuhan (A) Hupei 1–1 Thomas — [1][12][18]
192 1 November 1975 Peoples Stadium, Wuhan (A) Hunan 3–0 Ormond, Thomas, Mulgrew — [1][12][18]
195 11 November 1975 Jalan Besar Stadium, Kallang (A) Singapore Kings Cup XI 5–1 Thomas (2), Mulgrew (2), Park — [1][12][18]
196 13 November 1975 Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (A) Persebaya 2–0 Park, Weymouth — [1][12][18]
197 15 November 1975 Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (A) Persija 1–0 Weymouth — [1][12][18]
200 14 May 1976 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) Sunderland 0–3 — [1][12][18]
201 30 May 1976 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) Heart of Midlothian 0–3 — [1][12][18]
203 16 September 1976 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N) Warna Agung 0–0 1976 President's Cup Football Tournament — [1][12][18]
205 21 September 1976 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N)  South Korea B 1–0 1976 President's Cup Football Tournament Mulgrew — [1][12][19]
207 25 September 1976 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N)  South Korea B 0–1 1976 President's Cup Football Tournament — [1][12][19]
208 28 September 1976 Daegu (A)  South Korea B 1–1 Malcolmson — [1][12][19]
210 28 February 1977 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) Ba 5–2 Nelson (4), Sumner — [1][12][19]
217 25 May 1977 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) Luton Town 3–2 Nelson (2), Malcolmson — [1][12][19]
218 26 May 1977 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Luton Town 2–3 Malcolmson, Nelson — [1][12][19]
219 7 June 1978 English Park, Christchurch (H)  England B 0–4 — [1][12][19]
220 11 June 1978 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H)  England B 1–3 Turner — [1][12][19]
221 14 June 1978 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H)  England B 0–4 — [1][12][20]
222 11 September 1978 Daegu Civic Stadium, Daegu (N) PAS Tehran 1–2 1978 President's Cup Football Tournament Simeonoff — [1][12][20]
223 13 September 1978 Busan Gudeok Stadium, Busan (N) ASFAR 0–3 1978 President's Cup Football Tournament — [1][12][20]
224 15 September 1978 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N) Eintracht Frankfurt II 3–0 1978 President's Cup Football Tournament Armstrong, Ten Broeke, Sumner — [1][12][20]
225 27 September 1978 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N) Selangor 1–2 Cresswell — [1][12][20]
227 11 May 1979 Newmarket Park, Auckland (H) Norwich City 1–4 Nelson — [1][12][20]
232 2 October 1979 Qadisiyya Stadium, Kuwait (A) Al-Qadisiyya 1–2 Campbell — [1][12][20]
234 5 October 1979 Al-Ahli Stadium, Dubai (A) Al Ahli 1–1 Almond — [1][12][20]
236 10 October 1979 The Oval, Belfast (A)  Irish FA XI 0–2 — [1][12][20]
237 12 October 1979 Richmond Road, Dublin (A) League of Ireland 1–2 Turner — [1][12][21]
238 15 October 1979 Leyton Stadium, London (A)  England B 1–4 Nelson — [1][12][21]
239 17 October 1979 Portman Road, Ipswich (A) Ipswich Town 0–1 — [1][12][21]
240 22 October 1979 Carrow Road, Norwich (A) Norwich City 0–5 — [1][12][21]
241 29 October 1979 Dens Park, Dundee (A) Dundee 1–8 Sumner — [1][12][21]
247 16 May 1980 English Park, Christchurch (A) Southern Region 1–1 Adam — [1][22][21]
248 18 May 1980 Newtown Park, Wellington (A) Central Region 1–2 Debenham — [1][22][21]
275 7 November 1981 Olympic Park, Melbourne (A) Victoria 2–1 McClure, Adam — [1][22][23]
276 10 November 1981 Bell Park, Geelong (A) Geelong 3–1 Turner (2), Adam — [1][22][23]
283 8 May 1982 Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland (H) League of Ireland 1–0 Turner — [1][22][24]
284 9 May 1982 Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua (H) League of Ireland 1–0 Rufer — [1][22][24]
285 12 May 1982 Childers Road Reserve, Gisborne (H) League of Ireland 0–0 — [1][22][24]
286 16 May 1982 Caledonian Ground, Dunedin (H) League of Ireland 1–2 McClure — [1][22][24]
287 19 May 1982 Surrey Park, Invercargill (H) League of Ireland 1–0 Rufer — [1][22][24]
288 23 May 1982 Queen Elizabeth II Park, Christchurch (H) Watford 0–1 — [1][22][24]
289 26 May 1982 Athletic Park, Wellington (H) Watford 1–1 Wooddin — [1][22][24]
296 5 June 1983 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N) Yukong Elephants 0–2 1983 President's Cup — [1][22][24]
296 11 June 1983 Busan Gudeok Stadium, Busan (N) PSV Eindhoven 0–3 1983 President's Cup — [1][22][24]
313 9 June 1984 Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland (H) Glasgow Rangers 0–3 — [1][22][25]
316 24 October 1984 St James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne (A) Newcastle United 0–3 — [1][22][26]
317 29 October 1984 Elm Park, Reading (A) Reading 2–1 Turner, Walker — [1][22][26]
318 31 October 1984 Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow (A) Glasgow Rangers 0–5 — [1][22][26]
319 5 November 1984 City Stadium, Leicester (A) Leicester City 1–4 Walker — [1][22][26]
320 7 November 1984 Fratton Park, Portsmouth (A) Portsmouth 2–3 Mackay, Walker — [1][22][26]
321 13 November 1984 City Ground, Nottingham (A)  England B 0–2 — [1][22][26]
322 18 May 1985 Queen Elizabeth II Park, Christchurch (H) Newcastle United 1–2 Sumner — [1][22][26]
323 18 May 1985 Basin Reserve, Wellington (H) Newcastle United 2–2 Sumner, Walker — [1][22][26]
324 22 May 1985 McLean Park, Napier (H) Newcastle United 0–4 — [1][22][26]
325 25 May 1985 Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland (H) Newcastle United 2–3 Walker, Clarke (O.G.) — [1][22][26]
329 10 September 1985 Caledonian Ground, Dunedin (A) Otago 2–1 Dunford (2) — [1][22][26]
330 12 September 1985 English Park, Christchurch (A) Canterbury 1–1 Walker — [1][22][26]
337 17 February 1986 Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland (H)  U.S.S.R XI 0–1 — [1][22][27]
338 19 February 1986 Newtown Park, Wellington (H)  U.S.S.R XI 1–1 Dunford — [1][22][27]
339 21 February 1986 Queen Elizabeth II Park, Christchurch (H)  U.S.S.R XI 1–2 Dunford — [1][22][27]
340 23 February 1986 Park Island, Napier (H)  U.S.S.R XI 0–2 — [1][22][27]
341 25 February 1986 Childers Road Reserve, Gisborne (H)  U.S.S.R XI 2–4 Witteveen, Hagan — [1][22][27]
346 8 February 1987 Childers Road Reserve, Gisborne (H) Dynamo Minsk 0–2 — [1][22][27]
347 11 February 1987 Newtown Park, Wellington (H) Dynamo Minsk 0–3 — [1][22][28]
348 15 February 1987 Links Avenue, Mt Maunganui (H) Dynamo Minsk 0–0 — [1][22][28]
349 17 February 1987 English Park, Christchurch (H) Dynamo Minsk 0–2 — [1][22][28]
354 2 January 1988 Tauranga Domain, Tauranga (H) IFK Göteborg 0–2 — [1][22][28]
355 5 January 1988 Nelson Park, Hastings (H) IFK Göteborg 0–0 — [1][22][28]
356 7 January 1988 Athletic Park, Wellington (H) IFK Göteborg 2–1 Halford, Halligan — [1][22][28]
357 21 February 1988 Western Springs Stadium, Auckland (H)  Young Brazil 1–1 Walker — [1][22][28]
358 24 February 1988 Queen Elizabeth II Park, Christchurch (H)  Young Brazil 3–0 McGarry (2), Barkley — [1][22][28]
359 28 February 1988 Hutt Recreation Ground, Lower Hutt (H)  Young Brazil 0–1 — [1][22][28]
360 1 March 1988 Nelson Park, Hastings (H)  Young Brazil 3–1 McGarry, Walker, Ironside — [1][22][28]

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Hilton, T. (1991) An association with soccer. Auckland: The New Zealand Football Association. ISBN 0-473-01291-X.

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